Waw_Travel_Camino_De_Santiago

How do I choose the best Camino de Santiago route?

There are several Camino de Santiago routes to the tomb of the apostle Saint James in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Although the French route (Camino Francés) attracts the most pilgrims, several other pilgrim routes have emerged through northern Spain over the centuries. But which Camino de Santiago route is most suitable for you? [...]
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Pilgrim Passport Or Credential

The Pilgrim Passport or Credential for Camino de Santiago goes digital!

The Camino de Santiago, an age-old pilgrimage of faith, culture, and personal challenge, enters a new era as the Pilgrim Passport—traditionally a paper testament to one's journey—transitions into the digital realm. This Holy Year, the digitalization of the Pilgrim Passport, also known as the Credential, represents a significant leap forward, merging centuries-old traditions with the [...]
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Waw.travel

WAW.travel: What’s in the name?

"Am I speaking to W.A.W.travel?" inquires the caller on the other end of the line. With a sense of pride, I respond, "Yes, you've reached WAW.travel." The name itself – WAW – resonates with the expression of wonder and awe, a term that one instinctively utters when faced with something extraordinary, beautiful, or delightful. At [...]
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Cami De Cavalls South

Go walking Menorca: 4 reasons you have to!

Imagine stepping into a world where serene beaches, untouched landscapes, and a rich tapestry of culture and history blend seamlessly together. This is what going walking Menorca offers—an adventure that transcends the ordinary. While the idea of traveling to this majestic island might seem distant at the moment, it's the perfect time to dream and [...]
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Basque Country Food

Discover Basque Country food during Camino del Norte!

The Basque Country is almost 21,000 km², about 3 million people live there and a quarter of the total population speaks Basque or Euskara. Even if you speak a nice word of Spanish, there is really nothing to do with Euskara, they are completely two different languages, Spanish being of lating origins, while Euskara doen't [...]
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